A South Korean funeral company is deep underwater on use Ethereum ETFs, highlighting a troubling trend of retail capital chasing crypto yields.
The SEC has given the nod for Nasdaq to list Bitcoin index options, a move that could redefine institutional access to the volatile digital asset. But the devil, as always, is in the regulatory details.
Perpetual futures, once a crypto-only exotic, are rapidly bridging the gap to traditional finance. Data suggests a seismic shift where equity perps could soon dwarf their crypto counterparts.
Kraken's parent company, Payward, has officially closed its acquisition of Bitnomial, a move that signals a significant expansion into the U.S. crypto derivatives market. This strategic play aligns with a broader trend among global exchanges seeking to offer more sophisticated trading products.
Forget the crypto bros on their offshore platforms. BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF options are now bigger than Deribit, proving Wall Street is officially playing ball. But who's really winning here?
Bitcoin's clawing back toward $70K on ceasefire hopes. But oil's spiking, inflation's lurking, and derivatives scream caution—who's betting against the hype?
Forget weekend blackouts. CME Group, the derivatives behemoth, just announced 24/7 crypto trading kicking off May 29, roping in Avalanche and Sui contracts too. This isn't tinkering—it's a full-throated embrace of nonstop markets.